Humax Foxsat High Definition freesat box with integrated recorder and 320GB hard drive - allowing you to watch and record up to 80 hours of high definition TV, or 200 hours of standard definition TV from over 140 digital channels. Also features twin tuner, pause live TV function and 8 day electronic programme guide. Requires a working dual LNB satellite dish in order to function.

In addition to the fantastic benefits mentioned above the Humax Foxsat HDR can now play BBC I player programmes. All that is required is a connection between the back of the Humax Foxsat HDR and your broadband router. The connection can be achieved either with a cable or wirelessly.

In summary; the benefit of over 200 free TV channels including high definition channels, no subscription and the added functionality and choice with I player the Humax Foxsat HDR is soon becoming the must have gadget for 2010!

"Overall the FOXSAT-HDR is a fantastic PVR, with a big hard disk, faultless operating system and excellent picture quality. Sky should be very worried indeed." - Definition Magazine: Foxsat HDR Review.

"There's absolutely nothing about the Humax Foxsat-HDR that would put us off recommending it. There are a few minor complaints, but the majority of them are to do with broadcasters and copyright rules, not the hardware. If you're seeking a freesat personal video recorder, your options are quite limited at the moment, but the Foxsat-HDR is likely to remain the best machine on the market for some time to come." - CNET the Expert Tech Reviewers.

"A monster HDD gives you total control over your TV. Combined with a raft of smart features and striking image quality, this is the ultimate Freeview set-up that doesn't require large sums of monthly cash." - DVD and Blue Ray Reviews.

Don't forget that you'll need two cables from your satellite dish to this receiver to fully utilise the Freesat+ record functionality. With just a single cable you can still record the channel you are watching, and receive updates, but won't be able to record one channel whilst recording/watching another.